Adiantum phyllitidis
A lowland maidenhair of the Guiana Shield and northern South America with simply pinnate fronds of broad, undivided pinnae, quite unlike the lacy maidenhairs of the trade. Most records are from Guyana, from near sea level to 800 m. Grow it warm, shaded and constantly humid, like other Amazonian forest-floor Adiantum.
Where it grows wild
Not described in the sources checked. Its range and elevations point to the floor of humid lowland rainforest, where related simply pinnate Adiantum grow on shaded, well-drained slopes and stream banks. This is inferred.
Recorded from 5 to 800 m, median 213 m (43 records).
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